Originally posted by martin williamsOn your 101 keyboard, just hit " home". That will take you to the top of the page and the links. Agreed, a 'back to top" link at the bottom of the page or a duplication of the header links would be nice but I suspect , in the grandeous scheme of Russ's to do, its not rated very high.
Would it be possible to put a duplicate set of Thread List, Forum List, etc. buttons at the bottom of a forum page?
After reading a full page of posts, it's a pain to scroll right back to the top to access another.
Or am I just a lazy git?
However, I do stand to be corrected.
skeeter
Originally posted by skeeterWell skeetey,
Agreed, a 'back to top" link at the bottom of the page or a duplication of the header links would be nice
All your dreams could come through, if only you weren't such a religious user of IE. π
http://www.timeforchess.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=39173&page=1
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Originally posted by RagnorakActually, using the home button works on most browsers and are quite efficient if you ask me. No need to clutter the interface with duplicate navigation bars.
Well skeetey,
All your dreams could come through, if only you weren't such a religious user of IE. π
http://www.timeforchess.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=39173&page=1
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The keyboard is our good, good friend. π
Firefox users:
ctrl+T - Opens a new tab
ctrl+L - Type a new address in the address bar
ctrl+R - Refresh the current page
ctrl+E - Moves the cursor to the searchbar (from there you can step through the list of search engines with Ctrl+up|down arrows.
Tab | Shift+Tab - Moves between form objects in a page and the browser itself.
There's a whole lot more shortcut keys like that. I hardly ever touch the mouse nowadays. Life's good.
Originally posted by Dr Strangeloveπ
All Firefox users can have the bar across the bottom now with the greasemonkey script which is far simpler than keybording this and that and whatnot...........it is for me anyway.
I suppose using the keyboard is for geeks like me only. Seriously, I think using the mouse is a hazzle these days. Whether I use Windows or Linux I tend to end up with my hands on the keyboard only relying on the dirty mouse when the creators of a piece of software has failed to implement a shortcut key for a specific command π (or it's too complicated, like ctrl+alt+h or similar).
But I can see the need for a greasemonkey script and a mouse for anyone who doesn't spend 12 hours a day by the computer. π
Originally posted by stockenI thought it was the other way round - that geeks use the mouse most.
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I suppose using the keyboard is for geeks like me only.
But I can see the need for a greasemonkey script and a mouse for anyone who doesn't spend 12 hours a day by the computer. π
I don't use a mouse myself, I use a touchpad on this laptop and usually on it for longer than only 12 hours a day.
Originally posted by stockenWhat about cleaning your mouse? π
Whether I use Windows or Linux I tend to end up with my hands on the keyboard only relying on the dirty mouse when the creators of a piece of software has failed to implement a shortcut key for a specific command π
I love the bar at the bottom. The only problem is that I sometimes click "reply and quote" (in the last post on the page) instead of "thread list", or the other way round. But that's just my stupidity, and I'll probably learn not to do that after a while.
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveThe touchpad is the mouse in your case, genius. π΅
I don't use a mouse myself, I use a touchpad on this laptop and usually on it for longer than only 12 hours a day.
And, man, you're an even bigger loser than I am, aren't you? Ha ha ha... I feel good about myself now for spending only 12 hours a day by the computer.
Thanks. π
Originally posted by NordlysThe upside of home is that you can jump to the top of the page even though you're not yet at the bottom. Oh yea!? You can. Don't know why you would want that, but that's beside the point now, isn't it? π
What about cleaning your mouse? π
I love the bar at the bottom. The only problem is that I sometimes click "reply and quote" (in the last post on the page) instead of "thread list", or the other way round. But that's just my stupidity, and I'll probably learn not to do that after a while.
Originally posted by stockenHere's a good one for Firefox users...
Firefox users:
ctrl+T - Opens a new tab
ctrl+L - Type a new address in the address bar
Set up a bookmark in the Quick Search Folder of Bookmarks, for google, with location set as "http://www.google.ie/search?q=%s" and keyword set as g.
Then, from anywhere, ctrl+L (or use the mouse) to focus the address bar, then just type g "I want to search for whatever it is that I want to search for", and it'll take you to google with the search already done.
You can do the same with wikipedia. I've the keyword set as w, and the location has to be http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specialπearch?search=%s
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Originally posted by stockenNo problem, it was a pleasure to help you out.
The touchpad is the mouse in your case, genius. π΅
And, man, you're an even bigger loser than I am, aren't you? Ha ha ha... I feel good about myself now for spending only 12 hours a day by the computer.
Thanks. π